A Donde Van

SFDK's song 'A Donde Van' delves into the struggles and disillusionments of youth, particularly those who feel lost and directionless. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a generation grappling with societal pressures, personal failures, and the harsh realities of life. The recurring question, '¿Adónde van todos esos muchachos sin alas?' (Where do all those boys without wings go?), serves as a poignant metaphor for young people who have lost their dreams and aspirations, symbolized by the absence of wings.

The song also touches on the superficiality and materialism that often dominate modern life. The artist contrasts his own values and ethics with those of others who are more concerned with appearances and status. This is evident in lines like 'Mi chica se preocupa tan sólo por la cosmética' (My girl only cares about cosmetics) and 'Yo de luto. Me visto con estas instrumentales' (I am in mourning. I dress with these instrumentals). These lines highlight the artist's sense of loss and mourning for a more meaningful existence, one that is not dictated by societal norms and superficial desires.

SFDK also addresses the harsh realities of street life and the music industry. The lyrics mention the dangers and challenges faced by those who live on the fringes of society, as well as the cutthroat nature of the music business. The line 'En la calle cambia el chip porque allí sólo rige él mátalo' (In the street, change the chip because there only the 'kill him' rule applies) underscores the survival mentality required to navigate these environments. The song ultimately serves as a reflection on the lost potential and unfulfilled dreams of a generation, questioning where all these lost souls and unspoken words end up.